Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Garipas

Today, St. George and St. Nicholas are ruins on the main road through the hamlet Garipas. The church had two aisles, the western one dedicated to St. George, the eastern ine to St. Nicholas. The church was probably buit during Venetian times. Only very few of the frescoes did survive the hash conditions on the roofless ruin. A closer look reveals the fainted frescoes

Today, St. George and St. Nicholas are ruins on the main road through the hamlet Garipas. The church had two aisles, the western one dedicated to St. George, the eastern ine to St. Nicholas. The church was probably buit during Venetian times. Only very few of the frescoes did survive the hash conditions on the roofless ruin. A closer look reveals the fainted frescoes

Today, St. George and St. Nicholas are ruins on the main road through the hamlet Garipas. The church had two aisles, the western one dedicated to St. George, the eastern ine to St. Nicholas. The church was probably buit during Venetian times. Only very few of the frescoes did survive the hash conditions on the roofless ruin. A closer look reveals the fainted frescoes

Today, St. George and St. Nicholas are ruins on the main road through the hamlet Garipas. The church had two aisles, the western one dedicated to St. George, the eastern ine to St. Nicholas. The church was probably buit during Venetian times. Only very few of the frescoes did survive the hash conditions on the roofless ruin.

Today, St. George and St. Nicholas are ruins on the main road through the hamlet Garipas. The church had two aisles, the western one dedicated to St. George, the eastern ine to St. Nicholas. The church was probably buit during Venetian times. Only very few of the frescoes did survive the hash conditions on the roofless ruin.